Landauer-Büttiker equation for bosonic carriers
arXiv:1811.01626 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.98.043623
Abstract
We study the current of Bose particles between two reservoirs connected by a one-dimensional channel. We analyze the problem from first principles by considering a microscopic model of conductivity in the noninteracting limit. Equations for the transient and the stationary current are derived analytically. The asymptotic current has a form similar to the Landauer-Büttiker equation for electronic current in mesoscopic devices.
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